Golden-bellied Mangabey
Cercocebus chrysogaster

The Golden-bellied Mangabey is native to swamps of a small area of the Congo River in D.R. Congo, Central Africa.

Mangabeys live in troops and communicate with a range of facial expressions as well as shrieks, whoops, grunts and chuckles.
The male Golden-bellied, one of the White-eyelid mangabey group, is dark grey with a white beard and rump, and an
orange chest, belly and inner thighs.

The female is brown-grey with an orange chest, belly and inner thighs.

The Golden-bellied used to be classed as a subspecies of the Agile Mangabey, also from the Congo area,
but is now classed as a separate species.